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The Path Forward for a Classroom Focused on Art as Social Justice

by Samantha Anne Carrillo March 27, 2022March 25, 2022

A youth-centered arts nonprofit prioritizes creativity and radical joy as it looks to the future.

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Vivid Posters Chart a “People’s History” of the Struggle for Social Justice

by Dessane Lopez Cassell September 7, 2020November 5, 2020

Enjoy an excerpt of Celebrate People’s History, a timely book of political posters reprinted by the Feminist Press.

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How to Curate a Yearlong, Three-Part Exhibition

by Laura Raicovich September 6, 2019September 6, 2019

Curators Jaishri Abichandani and Natasha Becker unpack Perilous Bodies, Radical Love, and the upcoming Utopian Imagination exhibitions — three exhibitions that formed one series for the Ford Foundation Gallery’s inaugural year.

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The Artists and Activists Who’ve Aimed at the Roots of Injustice

by Alexis Clements June 14, 2016June 15, 2016

A few years ago I was covering a panel discussion for Hyperallergic featuring members of Gran Fury, an ACT UP affinity group focused primarily on producing what group members themselves called “propaganda” against a government hellbent on isolating, vilifying, and smugly looking on as tens of thousands of their citizens died of AIDS.

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The Young Lords’ Radical Agenda and the Problems that Persist

by Vic Vaiana August 14, 2015August 18, 2015

The exhibit aims to give local and global context for Young Lords’s activism while situating the social conflicts they addressed in ongoing struggles.

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Making Political Art with Bones and Stars

by Laura C. Mallonee March 30, 2015March 30, 2015

Earlier this month, Albuquerque-based social practice artists Naomi Natale and Susan McAllister, founders of the Art of Revolution, were among six others to receive the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation’s inaugural Artist as Activist fellowship.

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